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Mollie West serving as delegate to the Chicago local at the International Typographical Union Convention in 1976.

Mollie and Santa Claus picketing against Total Typography, Inc. with the Chicago Typographical Union.

Mollie West in the print shop where she worked.

This page from Mollie's FBI file shows how closely the FBI was watching her and their plans to approach her about her involvement in the Communist Party.

Photo of a Carl Lieber with a small boy taken while he was serving in France in WWII. Carl sent the photo to Mollie in one of his letters.

A record on which Carl Lieber recorded a message for Mollie while stationed with the Army in Washington, D.C.

Mollie stands before a group of other students at a planning meeting for the strike she helped organize at Marshall High School.

First female and lay President of Loyola University Chicago, Jo Ann Rooney

Ten minute excerpt of a longer interview Mollie West gave in 1995. This section recalls her experience as a witness to the Memorial Day Massacre in Chicago in 1937, where the Chicago Police Department shot and killed ten unarmed demonstrators…

Black and White photograph of Mollie West with award showcasing her admission to the Chicago Women’s Hall of Fame.